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When the English rock band The Who released the groundbreaking double album of their original rock opera Tommy in 1969, written primarily by guitarist...

The fun is in the physical acting. The energy is electric. By BOB ASHBY

Part spectacle, part love story, part behind-the-scenes exposé, and fully captivating through it all, the new musical adaptation of Water for Elephants, now in its...

At 5’1” (“ish!”), New York native Marissa Rosen might not be the tallest person in the room, but her voice, talent, and personality are...

After a successful 2023 debut of Broadway by the Season in its new home at Kaufman Music Center’s Merkin Hall, host, director, writer, and...

It’s impossible not to have a good time with David Bryan’s score, which moves a mile a minute, beautifully brought to life by the four main vocalists. By KJ MORAN VELZ

In conjunction with “Coward 125,” Men about Town: Al Hirschfeld Draws Noël Coward, the latest digital exhibition from The Al Hirschfeld Foundation, features a...

The ‘tale as old as time’ brings fantasy, romance, humor, and child-like innocence to the stage with stellar performances. By WILLIAM POWELL

This exhilarating theatrical experiment tells true story of an Underground Railroad that led south to Mexico. By COLLEEN KENNEDY

A fun, bookish farce for bookworms who want to share a knowing chuckle. By COLLEEN KENNEDY

Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen had a very personal reason for writing An Enemy of the People in 1882, after he and his 1881 work...

Broadway’s new musical re-envisioning of The Notebook by Ingrid Michaelson (music and lyrics) and Bekah Brunstetter (book), based on Nicholas Sparks’ bestselling debut novel...

In his world-premiere solo show Like They Do in the Movies, now playing a limited Off-Broadway engagement through the end of the month at...

On March 7, at the age of 88, American singer and actor Steve Lawrence (1935-2024) succumbed to complications from Alzheimer’s disease, but his legacy...

It’s been twenty years since John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable made its Off-Broadway debut in 2004, followed by a Broadway transfer in 2005,...

Presented by 59E59 and its resident Off-Broadway theater company Primary Stages in association with NJ’s George Street Playhouse (where it made its debut in...

A new exhibition at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Reanimating Theater: The Photography of Friedman-Abeles, opening on Friday, March 15,...

When composer and lyricist David Yazbek first came upon the true story of Elmer McCurdy (1880-1911) some 30 years ago, he was haunted by...

Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom from the latter’s1997  best-selling book of the same name, Tuesdays with Morrie (which was seen as a made-for-TV...

Tony-winning playwright Itamar Moses considers the unyielding investment in personal agendas that drive the socio-political divide in our country, around the world, and throughout...